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Really rare Castle

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Just football⚽

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Just Football⚽

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I love football

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real piece of art by @midi

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Check Your Hunt Stats. Frame by @nikolaiii. If you like this frame, send him a tip.

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real piece of ART by @midi

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Venice, the capital of northern Italy’s Veneto region, is built on more than 100 small islands in a lagoon in the Adriatic Sea. It has no roads, just canals – including the Grand Canal thoroughfare – lined with Renaissance and Gothic palaces. The central square, Piazza San Marco, contains St. Mark’s Basilica, which is tiled with Byzantine mosaics, and the Campanile bell tower offering views of the city’s red roofs.

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Hitsujiyama Park, Japan Best blooms: Pink moss Located about 45 miles outside of Tokyo, Shibazakura Hill in Hitsujiyama Park becomes a carpet of pink and purple shibazakura (pink moss) during the spring, drawing crowds to appreciate the hundreds of thousands of flowers set to the backdrop of Mt. Buko.

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The Gardens of Ninfa, Italy Best blooms: Wisteria Located in Cisterna di Latina (about halfway between Rome and Sperlonga), this tranquil garden is a feast for the eyes with several types of roses, magnolias, wisteria, and other flowers blooming in the spring and summer. The addition of castle ruins and tranquil lakes—not to mention bilingual tour guides—only makes this floral destination more appealing.

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Cape Town, South Africa Best blooms: King protea The coastlines of Cape Town are among the best in the world, growing more beautiful the closer you get to Table Mountain. The slopes of the iconic mountain contain several thousand species of plants, but it's the king proteas that seem to reign the floral kingdom most proudly. Don't feel like hiking? You can also see the flowers in abundance at the Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden.

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Skagit Valley, Washington Best blooms: Tulips The tulips in Skagit Valley, Washington, are so beautiful that they have their own dedicated festival, which has been running every April for the past 35 years. Activities include guided bike tours of "tulip country," photo contests, and art events. The flowers' peak bloom typically lasts for the entire month of April.

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Dartmoor National Park, England Best blooms: Bluebells The acidic soil in Devon's Dartmoor National Park supports the growth of bluebells, making it the best place in the country to see the purple-ish beauties. And let's face it: Spotting a carpet of wildflowers in England is about as magical as it gets.

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Lake Tekapo, New Zealand Best blooms: Lupins At Lake Tekapo on South Island, New Zealand, purple-, pink-, and blue-hued lupin flowers juxtapose against the bright backdrop of the water. These flowers bloom from late November to early January, which is the end of spring in the Southern Hemisphere.

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Namaqualand, South Africa Best blooms: Wildflowers Namaqualand, a region spanning South Africa's Northern Cape Province and the Namibian border, is known for its wildflowers, which usually bloom in the desert around August and September (which straddles late winter and early spring in the Southern Hemisphere).

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